Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 29 15:51:21 EDT 2019 | spoiltforchoice
&gt; If quality or Reliability is the key.... BTU, <BR> &gt; Soltec Vitronics..Rehm... If it is the money <BR> &gt; ...probably not these brands.....:) <BR> <BR> Well I
Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 19 00:38:54 EDT 2017 | jlawson
1. Rehm Thermal Systems (Germany) 2. BTU (USA) ,Ersa (Germany) , SMT (germany) 3. Vitronics (USA) , Speedline (USA),Tamara (Japan) 4. Heller (USA), JT(China) This is how I would rate the main brand reflow's others may disagree. They all reflow , b
Electronics Forum | Wed May 12 11:55:08 EDT 2010 | pbarton
We are using VPS, but only for high mass assemblies. As the other respondent has suggested if the mass of the assemblies is very low then difficult to control temp. rise times to within the normally accepted parameters. The Rehm equipment does seem
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 21 05:08:16 EDT 2020 | arty vesna
Hi there. I am currently kinda in the same spot as the author of the thread. My choice is between Rehm VXC and Heller 1809. I am a little concerned about Heller advertising their 25cm/10 in zones. I am used to large ovens designed for high throughput
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 16 07:01:26 EDT 2021 | tommy_magyar
Hi Edgar, I am not aware of any standards either, but from own experience can tell that if there are boards going through oven with PPM between 1500-2000 the solder will be dark (unaesthetic) although some of our customers accepted them if they were
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 28 19:24:15 EST 2011 | jlawson
Should contact Rehm Thermal they have a whitepaper on pros and cons of Vapor Phase vs Convection.... Vapor phase traditionally targeted heavy PCB, large mass products better then lighter ones, due to ramp rate control being harder to attain vs say a
Electronics Forum | Mon May 03 16:39:44 EDT 2010 | jlawson
Thanks Larry We are loooking a bigger Vapor > machine which could soldered our big size > borad(600x600 mm)assembled with hundreds of > sockets and thousands of components. How about > IBL products? Anyone used before? You should also look at
Electronics Forum | Fri May 07 23:43:10 EDT 2010 | jlawson
I assume you using a fixed mass vapour phase system? Yes rates of rise are impacted by the mass of the PCB, larger the mass to mass of vapour phase the lower the rise generally. So if you load the machine with very little mass PCB rise times can be
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 20 08:04:47 EDT 2018 | spoiltforchoice
Those of us doing low volume with mesh ovens and double sided boards will often use the titanium strips used for making boards more rigid for wave soldering. Gives you enough clearance for lower profile items that you would typically find on the firs
